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... IjH, Mr Powell, the prompter the Lyceum Theatre, and who had been upwards Ssyears that capacity, with the Drury Lane Company. He was the of Mrs the aftrefs Several articles are unavoidably the' next week. SHIPS AtaiviD and sailed our LAST. VEH. HBINCE ...
... Miss Hart.—A lew Miss Hart, well-known the Carlisle boards, made her Drury Lane, in lier favourite'character of the She thus spoken of in the Lit rart/ (iawtlc, a paper to whhse criticism much attention is paid On Tuesday a Young Lath/ made her first ...
... he presented the admired New Play, performed with the greatest applause and approbation the Theatres Royal Haymarket and Drury Lane, entitled ...
... and Talent love I. ten tunes more. And these “rare Qualities” 1 know are thine. STEPHEN GEOEf.E KEMfiLE. Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, May 19, 1819. ...
... tifrer ‘•he rode out to take her airing on Wednesday evening.—The Prince Regent never better health than he does present. Drury Lane Theatre nay said have closed lor this season last Wednesday night, except opened O'icc more for benefit. Satnr(tm/*a anil ...
... MR. POPE, From the Theatm Royal, Coirent and Drury Lane. ...
... Norfhamptonshire, haker. J. Petera, llorktng. Surrey, lime hur. *er. 11. Summers, St. Swithm*s lane, ..urehant, T. Stanlou. Drury lane, eheesnmonger. S. Edmunds, street, halter. \V, Goodwin, Cambridge, currier. ...
... There will be no Performance on The admired new Piece, called th • WATCH WOKD, t'Olee. now performing at the The.itrc Koyal, Drury Lane, with unieersal Applause, in Preparation. A lar*r. dry. XR. dvr the r»ir\T*«. to be LKl*—of Mr. Wil•um, King burvt. (One ...
... the Tragedy of BERTRAM; On, TitE CASTLE ST. ALDOUIi.IND, The Part of Mr. KHAN, Which played originally the Theatre Royal Drury Lane, being his First Appearance this Stage. To which will added the Farce of THE SPOIL'I) CHILD. TUESDAY Evening, August s,—Will ...
... Newcastle upon Tyne, J. Landscll, Northampton square, victualler. C. Basham, Norwich, coach maker.——T. Norris, White Halt Yard, Drury- Lane, victualler. W. Kiliot, Tunbridge Wells, cheesemonger. J. Uroinlcy, Stafford, slioe maker. U. Wood, Narborough, I.eiceslersbire ...
... street. Black, friars road, brass founder. S. Thomson, street, Cripplegate. calemU-rer. W. Level, Shad well, grocer. J. Gray Drury Lane, commission agent. T. and f. Dior, Birmingham, tlealers. Wharton and J. Wharton, Leominster, coniinon brewers. ...
... Celebrated Tragedy of MANUEL, written the Author of Bertram, and performed with universal applause at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, is in preparation. Also the New Melo Drame, called ROBINSON CRUSOE, or The BOLD BUCCANNEERS, as brought forward at the ...